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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-05-12
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Ex Recorder Tinker, Of near
Lexington, representing Seibert
s. Lilly, publishing house of CO.
lumbus, was in tins city yeste--
day.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the follow
ing Accornts and Vouchers have been flied
In the Probate Court o. Hooking county,
Ohio for settlement.
John l.. Miliner, guardian of Ada Mil
iner.
And the same will come for hearing on
the Goth day of May, 1887, at 10 o'clccl.
a. NJ. or as soon thereafter as may be con-
venient.
W.. ACKER, Pro. Judge.
April 2S-Sw
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-05-12
PROBATE NOTICE.

Noticeis hereby given that the follow
ingaccountsandv vouchers have been filed
in the Probate Gonrt of Hooking county,
Ohio, for first partial settlement:
Isaac Wolf, guardian of Eber and Jen-
ME Wolf.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 20th day OF May, 1887. at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ, or as soon thereafter as may
be convenient.
W.T.. T.ACKER.P Pro. Judge
Aplil 2S-3w
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sWOyslers and Soup, every
day. including Sundays, at Johnny
Kirsteiu's,
LOCAL ITEMS.
LILACS:

Over the eb,ossoming g hedges
H"avy w:th all pc fumes,
Sweet:y today there ficsfeth
The breath OF lilac piumcs.
Dear is thet.s epening fragrance,
Su5t!y the sense IL thralls,
And fail OF q sweet suggestion
AcioSs my hear, ii falls.
The oGor hears me backward
To The Ecart of another May,
When tie snowy sprays We're tosSi M
In the air Ola iatc.ul day
A day when purple snlcndnr
Came flooding 4 narrow life,
And the romp of Efe's royal pageant
Displao ed its calm with strife.
Never the breath OF the lilacs
Comes with the apple blooms,
But the day of fate comes with it.
And the old times deep perfumes.
i smell the blossoming locusts
That dropped above our way,
The spity mint, the s3ssafras,
All doors OF the May.
And even In the hush of night
The. old time with me seems,
Andliiac breath and apple bloom
Are with me in my dreams.
t-Hattie Tying Griswold, /,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-05-12
Council Proceedings.
Tuesday Evening May IGth
1857.

Council met in regular sessio
with the following present: A
Stelnman. Prest G. G. Gage. .Clerl
| and Messrs. Price, Rochester, Key
> mes, Braddock, Schla get:er, Kreie
} Waner and Gould. Minutes o
previous meeting read approved.
Mr.. Gould presented petition
from Rose d. Sulzbacher, ct al, ask
ing the privilege of putting up bi!
boards on Public Square. for adver
Using purposes; referred back 10 pc
titioners.
The ordinance repeating the Pro
hlbition ordinance was read third
time. Mr.. Price moved that ordin.
apce lay over until next meeting.
This resulted in a lie vote and tie
President declared motion lost.
They then passed to the introduc-
ton of ordinances, and Mr. Keynes
Introduced regulating ordinance,
that also repealed the prohIbitory
ordinance. Tie ordinance passed
to second reading. Mr.. Schlaget-
ter moved that it be referred back
until next meeting. Mr.. Keynes
liz speaking of the Prohibition Or
dinance, said he believed major
ity of the people were against it,
but that they wanted regulation,
and that in supporting the ordin-
ance repeating the prohibltory
measure and sill providing for reg
ulat,on, he was carrying out the
wishes of the voters of his ward.
Mr.. Rochester introduced an or
dinance providing for tax levy in
town: Mills
General Expense.....................
Fire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l
Street Llghiing.......................23a
Cemetery Purposes.........."....... /
Marshall and Police................. I
Real Estate and Bond. .............. l
Street Imrrovoment................. 2
Upon suspension of rules tho or
dInance was passed.
Finance committee approved the
following bills and they were Or
dered paid:
Robert Robey.."..............S 5 so
Thomas Shotwell & Son.. 2 90
Robert Davey................- 2 SO
Pat Wynn....................... II 20
F J Ro5ey .................... 27 So
Logan Gas Light and Coke
Company.....-........... 142 II
& Scn...........- 1 so
A II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 900
M,It Myers...................... 46O
ieo Wycnff. ff..................... 800
John savey.............-...... 1900
Tom Lemon..................... 45OI
'oseph Schively...... ........ 10 90
lack shaw...................... 1850
Port Alcxander.... ........... 27OO
holm Risley.................... SIP
Iohn Eady.................... 10 so
Jlint Kanode. 1875
Tames McGravey.............. IL 81
Green McBToom -. ...... 1872
Much time WAS then taken up in
rgning the abandonment of the
'ound, and other questions, but
,othing Of Importance was done
nd CouScii adjourned.
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Mrs. Sarah Sharp, mother of
Mrs. w. S. Friesner, celebrated
her S0ih birthday last Tuesday.
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APPOINTMENT NOTICE.

Estate of Jacob Brown, Decd.
The undersigned has been appointed
and qualified as Administrators OF the
estate of Jacob Brown, late OF Hooking Co.,
deed. MARIAH BROWN.
April2S-3w. Adm inistrGtri
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APPOINTMENT NOTICE.

Estate OF II. L. Conaway, ,Secd.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Exc cutor of the Will of Ii D.. l..
Conaway, late of Hooking county, deed.
JAMES CoNAWAY.
May 5-3w
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"A
The. old time with me seems,
Andliiac breath and apple bloom
Arewith me in my dreams.
-Hattie Tying GriswolL
Go TO Hartman's for groceries.
For strawberries go TO Shotwell's
J.. j. Burgess was in Columbus
yesterday.
Strawberries! Why they came
from ShotwelPs.
Will Gaffney. of Corning, wa:
In town Sunday.
You can get couHtry produce al
at Ge,. u..r mans.
1t has been splendid growing
weather this week.
Z. NJ. Wegt was in Shawnee
Monday on business.
Austin Rathburn, jr., has been
sick for week past.
W. N. England, of Columbus,
Sundayed in Logan.
L. D. Fickers was IN Columbus
On business Tuesday last.
Tne wanderer has returned: ID.
Angel FriesEer, is in town.
If you atten,l the show do not
forget to stop at Hartman
c. Il. Rippey. of Boston, Mass,
Is visiting friends at Columbus.
Henry Kilbourn, Of Columbus,
is visiting friends in this city.
Rev. L. c. Si.arks, Of South
Perry, WAS in town Saturday.
Call al Trash Bros. amy after
noon for fresh bread and buns.
You ran get strawberries by 60
;ng TO Thomas Shotweli q Sous.
Z 2. .J==hnston. OF Fnstor,a, has
been attending court here this week
Our eighher. Col. Seth Weld,
has bs'en cleaning house this week
Mrs. Geo. Hartman Is visiting
friends and relatives in Duluth,
MINI.
Troy Spring Wagons and full
line of Buggies at Comfy & Hig
gins.
Flave Case is putting up-a
new stable on his lot Oh Second
street.
Our Uncle Joe Rochester and
Mich Gesr. don't know much about
z up, 30 to speak.
Mrs. Wells, Of Wellston, O., is
visiting the family of Capt. d. Z.
Miller in this city.
d. F. Miiiet. "mine host of the |
PIckaway House, Circleyille, O..
was in town Monday.
fyou will call at Frash Bros.
in the afternoon you will get
fresh bread and buns.
Woodland Deyoss, of Greenfield.
o., visited the family of Thomas
Shotwell the past week
viii Gnthrie aud Geo. Smock
visited Fostorla last week, but did
not make any investments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Fog attend
ed thefaneral of Judge Grogan
at st. Patricks last Sunday.
Lon Naile is the proud owner
of one of the finest fillv colts in
Ohio. Call around and see it.
Geo. Martin, a prominent young
business man, at Lancaster, o., was
in attendance a: Court Monday last.
If you attend the show next
week, cali at Trash Bros, for
your lunch. 1t Is the beet place
IN town.
Will Garrett spent Sunday
With friends In this city. 1t doeth
he eye good to see William on
our streets.
Quarterly meeting was held in
he NJ. +. Church here. Sunday
asst, Rev. A. c. Kelley, Presiding
Elder, officiating.
Geo. Work, who has been en-
oloyed in Gallipolis for some
lime, has returned TO Logan and
will remain here.
The Catholics will hold a fair
n this city May 9th. The pro-
eeds are for the benefit of the
Knights of st. John.
Miss Jennie Gage, who has /;
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-05-12
AN ORDINANCE
To levy Taxes for municipal pur-
poses.

SEC. I. Belt ordained by the Council OF
the village OF Logan that there be levied
for the year 1887, upon each dollar of valu-
alton of taxable property of SAID corpora
ton on the taS list, the following tax for
municipal purposes
For General Expense Il Mill.
Fire Department
Street Lighting 81
Cemetery urposeS y
Marshal, Police q Officers 81 "
Real Estate and Bonds l /"
Street Improvement 2
Total. s
A. STEINMAN,
President of Council.
G. G. Gage, Clerk.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-05-12
LABOR QUESTIONS DISCUSSED.
Thursday at Carbon Hill.
Friday at Straitsville.
Saturday at Shawnee.
Monday at Nelsonville.
Tuesday at Logan.
Wednesday at Lancaster.

SUBJECT.
The great evils Of our COM
mon county, particularly the la
Dor troubles of our land, and its
certain cure. All The laboring
class are most respectfully invit-
ed to attend. By an old pioneer
in mining of the land and iron.
j. L. Somers.
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CARR OF THANKS.

Mrs. BARLEY McGravey desires
us to return thanks to the friends
who were so kind and consider
ate during the last illness OF her
brother, Judge james r IGrogan.
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Over the b,ossoming g hedges
H"ayy with all pei elfunIcs,
Sweet:y today there iicafeth
The breath OF lilac piumcS.
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Mowers & Binders, ell grades
and warranted, at Comfy & Hig-
gins.
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Go TO Hartman's for groceries.

in Brooklyn Magazine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-05

To Peoples Party Voters.

There is no doubt bat a great MANY
of the legal voters of the Peoples party
have been surprised at having notices
served on them by Liberals citing them
to appear and show cause why their
names should not be stricken from the
registration llists. The surprl g
probably deepened in some cases when
the cause all grd became known ana
was sull further increased when they
inquired az the registrars Office for tn
complaints that had been filed against
them and failed to find any complaint.
The law plainly requires that com
plant shall DE filed against the person
whose name it is desired to have
stricken from the list and the fact that
no such complaints have been filed
would seem to indicate that it Is only II
big bluff game that is being played
The Liberals seem to have fallen into a
habit of Directing 10 names b. ing Oh
the list; but even they have not got
the depravity to put their obje tions
into writing and swear 10 them. The
theory has been adv need that large
NUMBER of people have gone into po-
lygamy, and that their names sull re
main on the registry list, aud without
any Information VIII tsoeYer on the
subject, notice is s-nt out to require
the persons to appear and retaKe the
oath. OF course, tie subLerfuge Is thin
as tissue, and it is not lik " that they
will profit by their lILUle game. Person
who receive notice, however, shou d
not fail to appear at the appointed tin g
to answer a complaint If T. " can find
it. They cannot, be required, however.
to answer to anything that is MOI
charged against them. This little game
of the Liberals is one more link ia the
chain OF fraud which they have been
forging upon themselves since the cam
paign opened, and adds one more proof
that they purpose carrying the cleo
ton, by fair means if possible.
but finding fair and honor
able methods will not give them the
spoils their souls so long for they pro-
pose to adopt any kind Of means that
promise to further their ends. Succe
in their eyes Is the result to be most
devOutly wished and worked for, and
they d. not stop at anything thaC Will
bring success. An honorable and fair
fight in politics carries the respect of
the masses with the vlctors, and though
people may not admire the politics thev
are compelled to respect the principles
and actions of their opponents; but
victory at any cost is dear at the price
Should the Liberals win the coming
election at The cost of honesty and the
sacrifice of virtuous principles they
could not claim and would not obtain
the support OF those who love honest
integrity, and as their methods have
been dishonest through ut the whole
campaign they must necessarily lose
many of the votes of their own party
They have, in their greed and thirst
for favor, OVerreached themselves and
can only suffer the pangs of ignominious
defeat.
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Died.

Again the heavy hand of death has
descended upon the home and family
of MIR. T. ]. Stevens and robbed the
fond parents of their bright and prom
ising boy Bryant. The little fellow;
al er meeting with the accident by
which be broke his arm afresh the
other day, seemed for a season to be
rapidly improving; but finally lock jaw
set in, and the little fellow suffered I'M
told misery until he was carried from
this world OF tears and sadness.
Bryant was only IL years of age, but
his disposition was one of the most
amiable. He was loved by his family
as ony good, kind, bright and prom
lslug child could be loved, and by all
who knew Sim he was held in high
es,eem. The words of sympathizing
friends strike harshly upon the ear in
times of such great misfortune, and
about the only comfort that can come
is that consolation which is borne Of a
faith grounded upon knowledge of a
resurrection and an early meeting with
the lost loved ones; the comfort which
comes from an allwise God. This COM
tort, We trust, may be poured out
generously upon the afflicted family of
Mr.. Stevens.
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For Petty Larceny.

Yesterday afternoon w. S. Holbrook,
an ex-membsr of the Grand Jury was
arrested on a charge OF pity larceny
1t seems that railroad conductor
named Berry left a purse. containing
$21, in a barber shop in town. and the
next that was seen OF tn purse ami
cash was in the possession of Mr.. HUl-
brook. Accordingly Sheriff Belknap
swore out complaint against him and
he was taken before Judge Dee TO ex-
, lain the matter. We regret that Mr..
H0lhrOak shouli be brought before the
public in 50 notorious a manner, as it
Will be very likely to lniure his stand
ing IN the community 1t will look
dOubly bad on account of the posi-
ton which the gentleman held
during the reign OF Judge Powers.
We are told that Mr.. Hoibrook
claims 10 bs able to explain
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-05
The History.

a meeting OF prominent citizens was
held at Mayor Peery's residence, on
Wednesday evening, and the subject Of
the history of Ogden was discussed
Messrs. Eccles, Rich and Boyle had
been appointed a committee to solicit
aid from the business men, and they
reported that nearly SEQ of the requisite
LOCO had been subscribed and mostly
collected Tue citizens do not propose
to be bluffed our of their purp ses, and
the work Is eoirg bravely on A COM
mittee, consisting Of Joseph Hall. Sidney
stevens aud David Moore, on be par
OF the cIuzenS, apd I. B. L-wis and
Ben. &. Rich, on ths part OF Mr. TUT
IIdse, were chosen to sup rvise the
" 'rk. The committee will meet g lin,
at the same place, this evening, and
TIE fHnds collected Will be turned over
to The historian.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-05
Pers0 al ana npneral

~ OtA'A ~ n 'N'
D. G. CALDER, of Salt Lake, WAS in
town YESTERDAY.
f. j. LlDDLE, of sears u L'ddIe, Salt
Lake was L, ,gden Yesterday.
J G. PARKER, the SAT- Lake jlb
printe~, Is Ia Town LOOKING alter ms
s rett car advertising sneme.
8. A. HENDRICKS. Esq was in the city
yesterday. having s'oppeh I'll on hts r.
tn'n from Salt LAX. " his lone IN
L chmOnd.
A elegant Steck Piano was delivered
{" vi S. 4. y lsen of ;his CIV, ye>,er-
ay. The tranSact'ur was made through
h.dredge, Pau d. 60.
The L'be' ais are still distributing
q Otlces 10 appear aud show cause wnV
tue names vi = Upie's Party voters
should not be stricken from the list,
OGDENIrEs still insist that we are
going Co nave p0om in the spring.
This despite the fact that some Salt
L,kers explain that the buildi of the
depot fOuudatiOn was a and spec.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-05
SaltLake & Western
RAIL WAY.
On an after
Dec. 2Oths 1855.
Trains will run ss follows:

Connects with Utah Central train leaTtn
Salt AXE at 7.40 am.
Connects with Utah Central Erain a2FIv
ing ct Salt Lske at $40 pm
I Stop 0Rly upon signals.
" ". RTTRR,
mar u SUBS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-05

how he came into poss. sslon of the
missing money and for the sake Of bis
reputation we hope that bis explana
ton will DC satisfactory AID that he
VIII be able to clear hIm-.lt from the
Stigma of the change. B-rr, Is out of
town, and the examination will not be
held for day or Two fsla
After confronting His Honor, Mr..
d'lorook sailed form In quest at bOn0s-
men. t at last counts he nad not
secured them,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-05

And the old folks laugh when they find
That the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy Syrup of Figs, is more easily
taken and more beneficial in its action
than bitter, nauseous medicines. 1t
strengthens the Liver, Kidneys, Stom-
ach, and Bowels. while it aronses them
to healthy activity. For sale by A. G.
Smith IL Co.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspep-
STA and Liver Complaint2 Shiloh's
Vltallzer is guaranteed to cure you.
Sold by A. G. Smith & Co., druggists. 2
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-05
Ogden Business Notices.

A GOOD, second hard Lyon & HeaIy
piano will be sold at aIcllon on Satur-
day at O'Clock pm. at J. BuyIe's
auction house on Fifth street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-05
Firel

The Pleasant Valley Coal makes the
quickest, the brightest and the shottest
tire, anu is tie cheapest coal i'll the
market. For sale by SELLS, BUXTON Il
Co., las Main Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-05

THE D. & r. G. coal Is growing in
popular favor every day. Try it and
save money. l.. Farr Il Co.. Main
street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-05

SALT LAKE q WESTERN RAILWAY
Going West Stations. Going East
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st. Mary's Academy
SALT LAKE CITY.
Conducted by the Sisters Of the
Holy Cross.

TUE SECOND SESSION FOR BoARDERs
L VIII begin Februsrv 1st 1857 The
course al study embr ces all the branches
OF thorough and sceom plished education.
Leus uaSss. General Drawing and Vocal Mu
SIC. being iDcladed III the English course.
form 10 extra charge
eTirS moo crate.
For Catalogue. address as sb0ve.
Half-fare Tickets can be procured FOX
pupils
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-05
The Babies Cry for n.

USE the Arnold Cooker and Coffee
Pot.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-05
O O. ID Z ~ F..
OeDEN CITY, February 1887

This department Of THE HERALD is de-
yo,ed 10 the interests of the Peep. g of Ogden
The Branch Office Of J he HERALD is with
Eldredge, Pratt & Co., Main street, Ogden
rnents will be received on the same terms a.
at the Salt Lake Office.
COMMUNICATIONS addressed to THE SALT
LAKE HERALD, ogden, viii receive prompt
attention.
IHE HERALD Is delivered by Carriers in
Ogden every morning, except Monday. Sup
scribers failing TO receive their papers will
please notify the Ogden Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-19
THE DRILL.
Latest Notes from North and West and
south.

The rules Of the National drill, governing en-
tries, the drill and the camp, have been printed
during the week (after careful revision by Gen.
Ordway and Mr.. DeLe0n), and have been sent to
every commander Of regiment, battalion or COM
pany so far signifying intention to enter here in
May.
Yesterday evening Mr.. E. L. Magnus, represent
ing co. 3, ed regiment n. Y. National Guards Of
Brooklyn, called at headquarters and held long
conference with Secretary DeLeon as to details OF
reg1mental and company entry, and upon "points."
co. b, Capt. Willard L. Candee, claims to be the
pest drilled company Of the best drilled regiment
In the state OF New York. Col. F1nke and the
reglmental board are now considering the pro-
prlety OF bringing the whole ten companies. Com
pany Is specially anxious, it is stated, to meet
them to do so.
Yesterday evening a note came from Col VIM. L.
Davis LIST regiment Iowa N. g., that at least eight
companies or that command expected to come:
and tO-days mail brings "the first gun" In re-
spouse to the entry-circular and rules from Capt.
+. =. Case, OF the keck Zouaves JOhnstOwn n. Y.
Word was received yesterday that every hotel
corridor, ticket and telegraph Office, arcade hotel
lOoDy, ana similar points in New Orleans had been
lined with the drill Autographs by Passenger
Agent l. NJ. Knight, Of the 'Queen and Crescent"
He telegraphed for one hundred more for special
use on Mardt GraS and "Rex" will parade under
the Haunting OF the drill banner.
The noon mail to-day brings note Of entry OF
Co. b. 3D. regiment NJ. n. G. (Kansas City, and CO.
F, 4th regiment Conn. n G. (Norwalk). Also letter
from Commander j. G. Lewis Mcpherson Post, G.
A. r., fremont, Nebraska, asking full details for
large bodies OF excursiOniSts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-19
Carrying Off stolen Goods In . Wagon.

Carving Off stolen Goods In q Wagon.
EDWARD MITCHELL HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY.
In the Police Court this morning Nj. Lavender
called for trial the case OF Edward Mitchell the
colored man arrested early Thursday morning
while leaving the residence Of Prof. ]. J. Georges
No. S11 street southwest
prof Georges testified that he saw some one
strike match in his back yard Thursday morn
ing, and going down stairs, he found that the
basement door had been forced open and the house
robbed of large quantity OF canned fruits, pre-
serves clothing and other articles.
On1cerS Burns ana wagner testified to the arrest
of the defendant near the corner OF Sth and G.
streets while he was driving wagon with the
goods in 1t. man who was with him jumped
frOm the wagon and escaped. The defendant
dropped the reins and attempted to escape.
The defendant testified that one Green came to
his home and employed him to move the goods.
The case was sent to the grand jury; bonds $780,